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NFL Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk shifts his focus from scoring touchdowns to winning the battle to keep kids off drugs; the Super Bowl champion is an international spokesman for Drug-Free World and educates millions on the dangers of drugs.

L. Ron Hubbard's all-time bestselling book on the human mind, "Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health," inspired a movement spanning every continent on earth. Find out how painful experiences of your past can affect you in the present day.

Janos Heder goes from a young man with an idea to an award-winning designer creating some of the most beautiful and sought-after lighting fixtures in the world.

Stanley Clarke, bassist and composer, brings together a band of consummate, young musicians for his latest album; the artist discusses his influences and inspirations while reflecting on his incredible musical journey.

Kansas City, Mo., the land of jazz, cowboys and barbecues in the heartland of America, is a place where cultural pride runs deep; how the Church of Scientology helps bring its residents together to create a thriving community.

An introduction to the basic beliefs and practices of Scientology vividly brought to life, including the key components to interpersonal relationships, how to predict human behavior and an introduction to Scientology spiritual counseling.

A Spanish percussionist, an Australian 3D designer and a young CEO are some of the people from around the world and all different walks of life featured in these short profiles about how they benefit from using the tools they found in Scientology.

Get an inside look into a Church of Scientology with this tour covering the many facets that make up the foundation of the world's youngest major religion. Included are introductions to the wide range of services for individuals and the community.

Explore the groundbreaking discoveries of Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health; learn how to eliminate stress, gain self-confidence and achieve your full potential; begin the greatest adventure of all—the adventure of you.

Ian Espinoza is an architectural illustrator whose ability to convey a story through his art has helped projects around the world come to fruition; his beautiful illustrations have been utilized in the creation of many world-renowned landmarks.

As a child growing up in apartheid South Africa, Mary Shuttleworth witnesses rampant human rights abuses; in response, she founds Youth for Human Rights International to teach young people all around the world the importance of human rights.

An American guitar maker, a Mexican architect and a Hungarian computer programmer are some of the interesting people from all around the world who are featured in these short profiles sharing how Scientology benefits their everyday lives.

Located in the heart of Harlem, the Church of Scientology works to bring an incredibly diverse and creative community together, from world-famous artists to everyday families across all cultures and religious denominations, for the betterment of all.

Thousands of people share their experiences of taking psychiatric drugs.

Human rights advocate Diane Stein takes on the powerful psychiatric and pharmaceutical industries by exposing their hidden agenda to profit off children and families while committing horrific human rights abuses.

Discover the pioneering roots of Sacramento, the city at the heart of the California Gold Rush; seeing how the Church of Scientology helped pass laws to protect foster children in the state from widespread psychiatric corruption.

Ian Espinoza is an architectural illustrator whose ability to convey a story through his art has helped projects around the world come to fruition; his beautiful illustrations have been utilized in the creation of many world-renowned landmarks.

Thousands of people share their experiences of taking psychiatric drugs.

Human rights advocate Diane Stein takes on the powerful psychiatric and pharmaceutical industries by exposing their hidden agenda to profit off children and families while committing horrific human rights abuses.

Discover the pioneering roots of Sacramento, the city at the heart of the California Gold Rush; seeing how the Church of Scientology helped pass laws to protect foster children in the state from widespread psychiatric corruption.

Ian Espinoza is an architectural illustrator whose ability to convey a story through his art has helped projects around the world come to fruition; his beautiful illustrations have been utilized in the creation of many world-renowned landmarks.

Known as the City of Roses, Pasadena's unique charm is nearly lost forever when its historic center is threatened for new developments; the Church of Scientology works with the community to maintain the city's charm and heritage.

Dr. Warees Majeed addresses the connection between the vast number of absentee fathers in Washington, D.C., and the high rate of drugs and criminality; his work in providing guidance to at-risk youth has earned him the title of Honorary Doctor.

The acclaimed common sense guide to better living that inspired a worldwide movement is brought to life through dramatic and interwoven stories. People all over the world use its 21 precepts in their daily lives to achieve fulfilling.

Get an inside look into a Church of Scientology with this tour covering the many facets that make up the foundation of the world's youngest major religion. Included are introductions to the wide range of services for individuals and the community.

Explore the groundbreaking discoveries of Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health; learn how to eliminate stress, gain self-confidence and achieve your full potential; begin the greatest adventure of all—the adventure of you.

L. Ron Hubbard's all-time bestselling book on the human mind, "Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health," inspired a movement spanning every continent on earth. Find out how painful experiences of your past can affect you in the present day.

Freestyle skiing pioneer Bob Salerno's breathtaking aerial stunts and daredevil jumps bring him worldwide fame; his numerous trophies in the sport he helped create lead to his induction into the skiing hall of fame.

L. Ron Hubbard's key observations on the nature of man, his groundbreaking discoveries on the human mind and other timeless articles are brought to life and narrated from the author's own writings.

A tango dancer in England, a carpenter from Israel and an Ecuadorian singer and composer are some of the interesting people from across the globe discussing how the tools of Scientology are helping them live better lives.

Exploring Auckland, New Zealand, a modern metropolis surrounded by spectacular natural wonders and infused with Polynesian traditions, through the eyes of the people who live there and work to help its unique culture thrive well into the future.

Minister Tony Muhammad discusses his vision of building a peace movement among notorious warring gangs in South Central Los Angeles; the success of his motorcycle rallies, known as the Peace Rides, inspires cities across the nation.

Dr. Olatunde Odewumi witnessed the devastating impact illiteracy was having on his home country of Nigeria; he confronts the issue by introducing a new method of education and helps educate hundreds of thousands across the country.

Antónia Novák was first alerted to the problem of bullying in Hungary's schools when her son was the target of aggression. Today, she and her husband are leading a movement to strengthen moral values and create a more flourishing nation.

Dave Scattergood sees the legalization of recreational marijuana use in Washington State as a gateway to further drug use among the youth; he's working to educate a new generation of kids throughout the state on the effects of drugs.

Seeing the human rights abuses that became endemic in Taiwan as a threat to the 5,000-year-old Chinese culture, Simone Hsu begins a movement to raise awareness of human rights in the schools and in the streets.

The Czech Republic has the notorious reputation of being the largest producer of crystal meth in all of Europe. But one man is taking on the drug culture and fighting back by educating the country's youth on the true and deadly dangers of drugs.

Kim Bey introduces The Way to Happiness in Washington, D.C., to institutions, schools and cultural events to reverse rising crime rates and unite the nation's capital.

An unflinching investigation into psychiatry's history from its origins up to the present day. Mental health professionals, victims and their family members, give harrowing accounts of multiple abuses.

Human rights advocate Diane Stein takes on the powerful psychiatric and pharmaceutical industries by exposing their hidden agenda to profit off children and families while committing horrific human rights abuses.

Discover the pioneering roots of Sacramento, the city at the heart of the California Gold Rush; seeing how the Church of Scientology helped pass laws to protect foster children in the state from widespread psychiatric corruption.

Exploring the alliance between the psychiatric industry, pharmaceutical companies and government regulators; mental health professionals and victims of psychotropic drugging accuse the industry of knowing full well the dangers of these drugs.

Throughout the United Kingdom, Brian Daniels works to expose the dark side of the psychiatric industry, which includes widespread psychiatric corruption, forced incarceration and the drugging of children.

Thousands of people share their experiences of taking psychiatric drugs.

A former naval aviator-turned-attorney fights widespread abuses of the psychiatric industry and the practice of illegally committing individuals, including children as young as 2, into mental health institutions.

Exploring Auckland, New Zealand, a modern metropolis surrounded by spectacular natural wonders and infused with Polynesian traditions, through the eyes of the people who live there and work to help its unique culture thrive well into the future.

Lee Spiller is a Texas cowboy turned human rights activist who is taking on bullies in the psychiatric industry; because of his persistence, children are being reunited with their families and industry corruption is being exposed and punished.

The link between the growing use of psychiatric drugs and the explosive rise in mass murders, shootings and suicides is exposed; experts reveal how these drugs are the true cause behind many acts of violence.

Alarmed at the rate children were being labeled with a mental disorder as a pretext to be given psychotropic drugs or electroshock therapy, Fred Shaw's nationwide campaign raises awareness of the issue and calls for an end to the abuse.

A series of public service announcements raises awareness for all 30 of the fundamental human rights specifically guaranteed to every human being by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The link between the growing use of psychiatric drugs and the explosive rise in mass murders, shootings and suicides is exposed; experts reveal how these drugs are the true cause behind many acts of violence.